2012 Map of Boot Heel

About this map

Arrowtail Ranch and the unusual Arsenic Geyser define this high-country landscape in Albany County. The map details a sparsely populated ranching region where water management is central to the land's utility, evidenced by Priet Reservoir and Johnson Flat Reservoir. Geologic and topographic features with evocative names like Carcass Ridge and Indian Talking Rocks suggest a landscape shaped by both nature and local lore. The primary thoroughfares, Marshall Rd and Sheep Creek Rd, provide the only significant access through the namesake Boot Heel and the broad expanse of Johnson Flat. This 2012 survey illustrates the enduring rural character of Wyoming's interior, where isolated ranch holdings remain the primary markers of human settlement.